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BREAKING: Boston Globe editor and former COM journalism chair Brian McGrory ends leave of absence, announces he will not return to BU
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (408+ words) Former journalism department chair Brian McGrory announced he will not be returning to Boston University’s College of Communication, following an extended leave of absence to continue his role as editor of The Boston Globe. After serving as editor of the…...
UPS technical ‘mistake’ causes student storage delays, misplacements
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (901+ words) During this year’s fall move-in period, multiple students using the United Parcel Service Pack, Store or Ship Program at BU experienced various complications with their boxes held in storage over the summer. Students recalled facing inconsistent communication from UPS, with…...
Orientation from an Orientation Leader’s Perspective
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (654+ words) Orientation can be daunting for freshmen and transfer students alike. It’s a first taste of life as a BU student, and for many, a first impression of a brand new city. With so much new information thrown around — from majors,…...
Cut and Dry Martini – The Daily Free Press
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (267+ words) The Daily Free Press has been notably starved of restaurant criticism, a surprising gap in a coastal food haven like Boston. Cut and Dry Martini aims to fill it: a column dedicated to candid, honest reviews that go beyond the…...
We are getting dumber | Con-Current Events
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (585+ words) A few months ago, popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat started a second YouTube channel where he uploaded unpolished vlogs, far different from his usual funny, light-hearted content. His most viewed video focused on his dedication to a new goal: taking…...
GALLERY: Labor Day Parade champions Boston’s working class
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (138+ words) Monday morning, Boston saw its second-annual Labor Day parade hosted by the Greater Boston Labor Council, this time with themes of challenging corporate takeover and fighting for justice on behalf of the working class across Massachusetts. Union representatives and performers…...
Boston leaders advocate to extend nightlife hours as ‘Fun Agenda’ faces delay in the legislature
1+ week, 3+ day ago (975+ words) Boston city leaders are pushing to extend the city’s nightlife hours after a summer pilot program boosted revenue for businesses and attracted visitors during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Restaurants and bars were allowed to apply for a 3 a.m. closing time…...
From East campus to West, Terriers make friendships that last
2+ week, 6+ day ago (1269+ words) From club meetings to rides on the Green Line, Terriers have found myriad ways to form strong connections at BU. Nicholas Wagner, psychology professor and director of BU’s developmental science program, said strong social relationships are critical throughout one’s life…...
BU’s new financial aid ‘promises’ to meet 100% demonstrated interest without loans
3+ week, 1+ day ago (785+ words) Boston University announced the “BU Promise” initiative Aug. 6, which will grant 100% of financial aid needs without loans for first-year domestic students. The program aims to increase transparency in financial aid packages and prevent finances from standing in the way of…...
GALLERY: Bostonians soak up the late summer sun
3+ week, 1+ day ago (129+ words) Boston residents are escaping the August heat at the city’s oceans and ponds as the end of summertime grows near. Squirrels joined swans at the Boston Common, while wooden elephants walked along Commonwealth Avenue — soon to be joined by BU…...